Estonia | Russian speakers

Index: The highest value under the "self-governance structure" variable is the dominant structure of organizations. For Russian-speakers in Estonia, the dominant self-governance structure is Minority-governed. The second most common type is Shared.

 


Results

Table 1: Number of institutions according to structure of self-governance

Minority Total Structure of Self-Governance
Minority-governed Shared Multi-Ethnic Majority-governed
Russian speakers in Estonia 468 265 197 4 2

Figure 1: Number of institutions according to structure of self-governance

Table 2: Proportion of institutions by structure of self-governance

 

Minority Structure of Self-Governance
Minority-governed Shared Multi-Ethnic Majority-governed
Russian speakers in Estonia 57% 42% 1% 0%

Figure 2: Proportion of institutions by structure of self-governance

Students at Narva College are able to complete an MA in Teaching Russian as a Second Language at the University of Tartu in Narva, Estonia. The University of Tartu offers general humanities courses in the Russian language as well as the MA program, which in turn provides Russian language training to the general public. | Credit: Andero Kaiju, University of Tartu